VIDEO: Hotel steeper than the Leaning Tower of Pisa

Powerful designers and architects every day work to the more shocking the world with their ideas, a newly opened hotel Bella Sky falls into this category. It has a floor reserved for  women, and it can even "dance"!
Only opened hotel Bella Sky, the largest in Scandinavia and has two twin skyscrapers tilted by 15 degrees, which are 11 degrees more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It is located in Örestad, the new neighborhood of Copenhagen and has 814 designer rooms and 30 conference room

Le Mont Saint Michel

Le Mont-Saint-Michel is a stony little island. It is located in the Gulf, in northwestern France.  It is linked to the mound with the mainland.

The island is famous for its Benedictine monastery. At its lowest level have small houses and shops. Above these are the monastic buildings.

Many of the monastic buildings dating from the 13th century and are considered outstanding examples of Gothic architecture.

Genghis Khan's Lost City

In the Russian region of Astrakhan, it is located in the ancient town of Sarai Batu, the old capital of the Golden Horde of Genghis Khan and the former major selling center. The resort is spread out over 18 kilometers and have an organized system of water supply.In that city was lived around 75 000 people of different religions and races.The second half of the 15th century the town was abandoned due to the lowering trade.

Journey to the South Pole

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However, there are few special guests, not only because the tour will cost $ 40,500, but because for that  money you cannot expect any comfort. Moreover, tourists will share a modest living condition of the American scientific team which work on the uninhabited continent.
When in its tourist offer included the South Pole, heads of U.S. travel agency "Polar Express" are more likely to have in mind the effects of advertising than business.

VIDEO: The second largest aquarium on the planet

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This fantastic shot was made in Japanese Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, the second largest on the planet.

This place is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Japan, which has until March last year, visited by as many as 20 million people.

The main tank of a large complex, called the "Kuroshio Sea," the visitors shared the

 glass 60 centimeters thick. It contains 7500 cubic meters of water, and it was placed 26,000 animals of 740 species, among which stand out whale-sharks and rays most.